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Hello, I am completely new to The Student Room so have absolutely no idea what I am doing or whether this is going in the right place (sorry if it's not). I have a question regarding clinical psychology (Edexcel unit 4)...
What do I need to know of the DSM? I am unsure of whether I need to be able to describe in detail the 5 axis etc or whether it is just the reliability/validity/cultural issues I need to focus on? Thank you.
Also, not sure how this website works but if anyone doing the same subject wants to like message and talk about how it's going?? Would be fab to speak to some others who are in the same place : )
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What do I need to know of the DSM? I am unsure of whether I need to be able to describe in detail the 5 axis etc or whether it is just the reliability/validity/cultural issues I need to focus on? Thank you.
Also, not sure how this website works but if anyone doing the same subject wants to like message and talk about how it's going?? Would be fab to speak to some others who are in the same place : )
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You need to know the 5 axis and the 3 issues you mentioned as they are all in the book. There are also a few names in the book aswell which have done studies on the reliability and validity of DSM, most notorious is Rosenhans study sane in insane places which identified the problems with the DSM. If you want to talk more then you can either just reply on here or private message me.
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How are you finding revision?
How are you finding revision?
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It's okay, luckily it isn't as hard as my other subjects but I'm just focusing on learning the textbook off by heart haha.
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It's okay, luckily it isn't as hard as my other subjects but I'm just focusing on learning the textbook off by heart haha.
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Hello, I am completely new to The Student Room so have absolutely no idea what I am doing or whether this is going in the right place (sorry if it's not). I have a question regarding clinical psychology (Edexcel unit 4)...
What do I need to know of the DSM? I am unsure of whether I need to be able to describe in detail the 5 axis etc or whether it is just the reliability/validity/cultural issues I need to focus on? Thank you.
Also, not sure how this website works but if anyone doing the same subject wants to like message and talk about how it's going?? Would be fab to speak to some others who are in the same place : )
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Hello, I am completely new to The Student Room so have absolutely no idea what I am doing or whether this is going in the right place (sorry if it's not). I have a question regarding clinical psychology (Edexcel unit 4)...
What do I need to know of the DSM? I am unsure of whether I need to be able to describe in detail the 5 axis etc or whether it is just the reliability/validity/cultural issues I need to focus on? Thank you.
Also, not sure how this website works but if anyone doing the same subject wants to like message and talk about how it's going?? Would be fab to speak to some others who are in the same place : )
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http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/show....php?t=3342193
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Also if you need help there's also this thread too
http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/show....php?t=3342193
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http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/show....php?t=3342193
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How are you finding revision?
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You need to know the 5 axis and the 3 issues you mentioned as they are all in the book. There are also a few names in the book aswell which have done studies on the reliability and validity of DSM, most notorious is Rosenhans study sane in insane places which identified the problems with the DSM. If you want to talk more then you can either just reply on here or private message me.
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Thank you very much! Good luck with all your exams.
Thank you very much! Good luck with all your exams.
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